Ah yes. Squirrel brings up a good point, we are required to use a relieving regulator. So not only would this probably be illegal (and "accidently" placing the cylinder near a stalled CIM would be both very unwise and un-GP), it simply wouldn't work.
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Originally Posted by 2008 Pneumatics Manual
Norgren has donated the primary pressure regulator. These are relieving regulators. Assume that you extend the cylinder or the apparatus the cylinder is attached to against a wall. Then push against the wall with your robot. That would increase the pressure in the cylinder. The increased pressure will relieve out of the regulator and the cylinder will slowly retract. This regulator has a maximum output pressure of 60psi. This regulator must be placed in-line right after the tanks to limit the pressure to all working circuits to 60psi.
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Also, just to cite an actual rule, any extraneous lengths of tubing required to "accidently" route pnumatic lines near heat generating components would probably run afowl of <R01>:
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Extraneous lengths of pneumatic tubing shall not be used to increase the storage capacity of the air storage system.
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